.NET/Python Software Developer | Energy Sector
Pubblicato il 04-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
WHO WE AREEtinars is a values-focused company with multi-year experience, specialised in the recruitment of professionals for niche markets, managing the full life-cycle of specialist and executive-level hires.At Etinars, we genuinely care about who you are and what you need.We place great emphasis on fostering robust, enduring connections built upon trust and transparency.Our approach ensures a swift journey, leading you hand in hand towards signing your next career step.WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR.NET/Python Software Developer | Energy SectorJoin our client large international organisation active in the energy sector, contributing to real-time energy management & balancing and solutions that support the energy transition. You will work on real-time software products that help balance the electric grid and connect physical assets (e.g., batteries, renewable parks) to internal systems for forecasting and optimisation.In this role, you will work 2 days per week onsite in Brussels and the rest remotely,
collaborating closely with multidisciplinary stakeholders and technical teams in an international environment.We are looking for a Software Developer with 3+ years of experience, strong skills in .NET or Python (interest in both), and exposure to event-driven architectures, distributed systems, and Kubernetes.For this role, relocation to Brussels (Belgium) is mandatory for candidates living far from the area, or the ability to commute regularly.Languages required: English (B2+) due to daily interactions with teams and stakeholders. French is a plus.YOUR TASKSClarify needs with functional analysts and domain experts.Produce technical designs and architectural proposals documented with diagrams, including APIs, services, and interactions.Break down solutions into agile progressive upgrades.Implement builds and associated testing and maintenance tools.Develop back-end services and APIs.Write tests in collaboration with business colleagues; contribute to production validation.